Just think of all the ideas you will have though, by the time you get your
lathe back up and running. We moved twice in one year, from our old house
to temporary quarters, and then to our present place, and the lathe was
always one of the first things to go! Good luck with the move Mac!


--
Bill

Bill Grumbine

www.wonderfulwood.com


"mac davis" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006 12:05:44 -0400, "Bill Grumbine"
wrote:

Greetings all

At long last, my new DVD is finally here in quantity! We had a
pre-release
run done for the national symposium, but the main lot has just arrived.
It
is closed captioned, for those of you who may have hearing trouble, or
just
would like to watch it with machines running. It covers advanced bowl
turning techniques, including the turning of a natural edged bowl, a
winged
bowl from a square piece of lumber, a winged bowl from a crotch piece of
wood, and coring techniques using a Kel McNaughton coring tool. If you
are
interested, you can read about it at:

http://www.wonderfulwood.com/turners_corner.html

I also have a few copies left of the first DVD, Turned Bowls Made Easy.
;-)
This is actually nothing more than a marketing ploy. I have lots of
copies
left, because we just reordered it as well. If you are interested in the
basics of turning a bowl, this one covers it from start to finish. You
can
read about it in the same place as the one mentioned above.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

Damn... good timing, Bill... I just packed all my turning stuff and won't
be
able to get at it again until we move in October... *sigh*

I ordered it anyway, so I can watch it and suffer turners withdrawal even
worse..
Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm